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Yes, the new Saturn Vue has sweet styling, a cool sculpted interior and has General Motor's best V-6 engine as an option.

The Vue is just the latest evidence that GM is on a roll. GM's design renaissance started with the beautiful Pontiac Solstice/Saturn Sky roadsters. Last year, the sharp Saturn Aura won all sorts of awards. The Saturn Outlook/GMC Acadia were very good and the Buick Enclave is simply drop-dead gorgeous besides being almost... // MLive.com

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Including the Green Line hybrid tested here, the new Vue comes in four trim levels and is available with front-wheel or all-wheel drive. Besides the powertrain option, there are three engine choices and two transmission options. There's also a Red Line sport version.

The Vue hybrid is a bit different than a lot of the others on the market. While most other hybrids can be driven with their engines off, the Vue hybrid's engine is always turning anytime the car is in motion. It will shut off the engine in certain situations when stopped, but once you take your foot off the brake, the engine instantly... // The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com

GMC Acadia, Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook and all-new Chevy Traverse garner high marks from automotive and safety experts

General Motors lineup of award-winning crossovers today adds the Insurance Institute for Highway Safetys Top Safety Pick 2008 to the growing list of accolades.

The significant safety award results from the GMC Acadia meeting the Institutes highest rating for performance in its demanding front, side and rear impacts in addition to providing standard Stabilitrak, GMs electronic stability control system. The IIHS test results also apply to the GMC Acadias sister vehicles: the Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, and soon to be released Chevy Traverse.

"The Acadia aced our front, side, and rear crash tests" says Institute president Adrian Lund. "While affording... // WebWire

The significant safety award results from the GMC Acadia meeting the Institute's highest rating for performance in its demanding front, side and rear impacts in addition to providing standard Stabilitrak, GM's electronic stability control system. The IIHS test results also apply to the GMC Acadia's sister vehicles: the Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, and soon to be released Chevy Traverse.

"The Acadia aced our front, side, and rear crash tests," says Institute president Adrian Lund. "While affording buyers state-of-the-art crash protection, the Acadia also includes standard electronic stability control, which safety research shows can help keep drivers out of some crashes altogether."

Since the introduction of the GMC Acadia and Saturn Outlook in 2007, and the Buick Enclave in 2008, the... // Prdomain Business Register

Arlington, Virginia - General Motors’ line-up of crossover vehicles has been named a Top Safety Pick by the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). The results apply to the GMC Acadia, Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, and upcoming Chevrolet Traverse.

The award is given to vehicles that meet the IIHS’ highest rating in front, side and rear crash tests, and have electronic stability control.

“The Acadia aced our front, side and rear crash tests,” said... // CanadianDriver

DETROIT — General Motors has something to crow about as the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gives its four crossovers its Top Safety Pick designation. The GMC Acadia "aced" the institute's front, side and rear crash tests, IIHS president Adrian Lund said in a statement.

The GMC Acadia, Buick Enclave , Saturn Outlook and new Chevrolet Traverse all got the 2008 designation after testing of the Acadia in front, side and rear crashes. The standard stability control system — GM's Stabilitrak — was an important factor in the award; the IIHS doesn't... // Edmunds.com/Inside Line

GM Crossovers Earn IIHS Top Safety Pick Award

General Motors' lineup of award-winning crossovers today adds the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick 2008 to the growing list of accolades.

The significant safety award results from the GMC Acadia meeting the Institute's highest rating for performance in its demanding front, side and rear impacts in addition to providing standard Stabilitrak, GM's electronic stability control system. The IIHS test results also apply to the GMC Acadia's sister vehicles: the Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, and soon to be released Chevy Traverse.

"The Acadia aced our front, side, and rear crash tests," says Institute president Adrian Lund. "While affording buyers state-of-the-art crash protection, the Acadia also includes standard... // PaddockTalk

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Amidst all the humdrum of fuel prices and epic losses, General Motors' Lambda-based family of crossovers successfully have garnered the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick 2008 with the highest performance ratings in frontal, side and rear impacts.

The group consisting of the GMC Arcadia, Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook and yet to be released Chevrolet Traverse, all utilize the same GM Stabilitrak and electronic stability... // TruckTrend Magazine

DETROIT, Aug. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- General Motors' lineup of award-winning crossovers today adds the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick 2008 to the growing list of accolades.

The significant safety award results from the GMC Acadia meeting the Institute's highest rating for performance in its demanding front, side and rear impacts in addition to providing standard Stabilitrak, GM's electronic stability control system. The IIHS test results also apply to the GMC Acadia's sister vehicles: the Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook, and soon to be released Chevy Traverse.

"The Acadia aced our front, side, and rear crash tests," says Institute president Adrian Lund. "While affording buyers state-of-the-art crash protection, the Acadia also includes standard electronic stability... // StreetInsider.com